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Definition of standard
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of standard is as below...
Standard
(a.) Not
supported
by, or
fastened
to, a wall; as,
standard
fruit
trees..
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Normal
::
Normal
(a.)
According
to an
established
norm, rule, or
principle;
conformed
to a type,
standard,
or
regular
form;
performing
the
proper
functions;
not
abnormal;
regular;
natural;
analogical..
Adjust
::
Adjust
(v. t.) To make
exact;
to fit; to make
correspondent
or
conformable;
to bring into
proper
relations;
as, to
adjust
a
garment
to the body, or
things
to a
standard..
Potential
::
Potential
(n.) The
energy
of an
electrical
charge
measured
by its power to do work;
hence,
the
degree
of
electrification
as
referred
to some
standard,
as that of the
earth;
electro-motive
force..
Reprobate
::
Reprobate
(a.) Not
enduring
proof or
trial;
not of
standard
purity
or
fineness;
disallowed;
rejected.
Hypermeter
::
Hypermeter
(n.)
Hence,
anything
exceeding
the
ordinary
standard..
Exact
::
Exact (a.)
Habitually
careful
to agree with a
standard,
a rule, or a
promise;
accurate;
methodical;
punctual;
as, a man exact in
observing
an
appointment;
in my
doings
I was
exact..
Bachelor
::
Bachelor
(n.) A
knight
who had no
standard
of his own, but
fought
under the
standard
of
another
in the
field;
often,
a young
knight..
Trier
::
Trier (n.) One who
tries;
one who makes
experiments;
one who
examines
anything
by a test or
standard.
Coulomb
::
Coulomb
(n.) The
standard
unit of
quantity
in
electrical
measurements.
It is the
quantity
of
electricity
conveyed
in one
second
by the
current
produced
by an
electro-motive
force of one volt
acting
in a
circuit
having
a
resistance
of one ohm, or the
quantity
transferred
by one
ampere
in one
second.
Formerly
called
weber..
Density
::
Density
(n.) The ratio of mass, or
quantity
of
matter,
to bulk or
volume,
esp. as
compared
with the mass and
volume
of a
portion
of some
substance
used as a
standard..
Vexillum
::
Vexillum
(n.) A
company
of
troops
serving
under one
standard.
Standard
::
Standard
(n.) The sheth of a plow.
Ensign
::
Ensign
(n.) A
signal
displayed
like a
standard,
to give
notice..
Tared
::
Tared (a.)
Weighed;
determined;
reduced
to equal or
standard
weight;
as, tared
filter
papers,
used in
weighing
precipitates..
Atmo
::
Atmo (n.) The
standard
atmospheric
pressure
used in
certain
physical
measurements
calculations;
conventionally,
that
pressure
under which the
barometer
stands
at 760
millimeters,
at a
temperature
of 0¡
Centigrade,
at the level of the sea, and in the
latitude
of
Paris..
Sheth
::
Sheth (n.) The part of a plow which
projects
downward
beneath
the beam, for
holding
the share and other
working
parts;
-- also
called
standard,
or
post..
Strike
::
Strike
(n.) An iron pale or
standard
in a gate or
fence.
Propriety
::
Propriety
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
proper;
suitableness
to an
acknowledged
or
correct
standard
or rule;
consonance
with
established
principles,
rules,
or
customs;
fitness;
appropriateness;
as,
propriety
of
behavior,
language,
manners,
etc..
Diapason
::
Diapason
(n.) A
standard
of
pitch;
a
tuning
fork; as, the
French
normal
diapason..
Vice
::
Vice (n.) A moral fault or
failing;
especially,
immoral
conduct
or
habit,
as in the
indulgence
of
degrading
appetites;
customary
deviation
in a
single
respect,
or in
general,
from a right
standard,
implying
a
defect
of
natural
character,
or the
result
of
training
and
habits;
a
harmful
custom;
immorality;
depravity;
wickedness;
as, a life of vice; the vice of
intemperance..
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